What we have learned from coding websites and printing thousands of pieces: real prices, good practice, concrete ideas. No jargon.
Brochure site, e-commerce, redesign: what a website really costs in 2026, what drives the bill up, and how to avoid €4,000 quotes for a basic site.
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How to make a building contractor visible across eight départements: one page per trade, one page per area, genuinely different content, and a quote requested in one tap.
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How to sell online when every item is one of a kind: stock counted to the unit, a dashboard the client runs themselves, payment on the site, and delivery decided product by product.
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How to design the website of a mobile app that has to convince two opposing audiences, exist in five languages without machine translation, and let its partners publish their own pages.
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How you take over an app that is published and already in use: where to start, in what order to work without breaking what exists, and how to move it forward afterwards.
Case study
How we designed the site of a seaside restaurant open seven months a year: a menu readable in one gesture, frictionless booking, two languages, local search, and all four PageSpeed scores at maximum.
Websites
Brochure site, online shop or something in between: how to work out what your business really needs, without paying for features you will never use.
3D printing
Promotional items imported by the thousand, stored then thrown away: 3D printing to order changes the equation. Small runs from 50 pieces, bespoke shapes, bio-sourced material, local manufacturing.
Websites
WordPress powers a large part of the web, but a bespoke coded site is faster, safer and better ranked. We explain the difference without caricature, so you can choose knowingly.
Sustainability
PLA is presented as the green plastic of 3D printing. It is more nuanced than that. What is genuinely good about it, its real limits, and why making to order matters as much as the material.
Practical info
Prices, lead times, quantities, materials, code ownership, delivery: clear answers to the most frequent questions about our websites and our custom 3D printing.
3D printing
How much does a custom 3D-printed keyring cost, from how many pieces, and how long does it take? The full detail of volume pricing, options and production times.
3D printing
A well-designed keyring ends up in a pocket every day, in front of its owner and everyone around them. Why it works for a local business, and how to go about it.
Websites
Direct sales, wine tourism, foreign visitors: an estate or a wine merchant has very particular web needs. What a good site must do to sell your wine and fill your tasting room.
Websites
Two weeks or three months? The real timeline of a website project, step by step, and the number one factor that drags a project out (hint: it is not the development).
Sustainability
Promotional items: how to please people and communicate without adding to the waste. Four simple criteria for choosing a genuinely responsible giveaway: material, origin, usefulness, right quantity.
Websites
Plumber, joiner, electrician, landscaper: what a tradesperson's site absolutely must contain to make the phone ring, and the expensive options you can do without.
Case study
Shops, restaurants, tourist sites, a fisherman, makers: a quick tour of the businesses having their keyrings printed with us, and how each of them uses them.
Websites
A web studio based in Talais, in the heart of the Médoc, coding bespoke sites for shops, tradespeople and tourism businesses across Gironde. Proximity, local SEO and published prices.
3D printing
Keyrings, giveaways, custom objects: a 3D printing workshop based in the Médoc, producing to order for businesses across Gironde. Short supply chain, bio-sourced PLA, quick turnaround.
Websites
A slow site, unreadable on mobile, invisible on Google or impossible to edit: seven signals that a redesign is no longer a luxury but a necessity, and what it really involves.
3D printing
On the Atlantic coast and in the Médoc, the souvenir object is a wonderful extension of the guest experience. Ideas and advice for campsites, hotels, tourist offices and leisure attractions.
Websites
A site for a few hundred euros is tempting. But between cloned templates, rental in disguise and hidden costs, cheap often ends up costing more. How to tell them apart.
Websites
Proximity, a single point of contact, knowledge of the ground, responsiveness: the real advantages of a web designer near you, and the one criterion that matters even more than location.
3D printing
Not all promotional items are equal. Usefulness, material, customisation, quantity: the method for choosing something that sticks in people's minds instead of ending up in the bin.
Websites
An up-to-date menu, booking, photos that make people hungry, Google reviews and a mobile-friendly layout: what a restaurant site absolutely has to get right, and the false good ideas to avoid.